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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1942

Page

7

Tulsa Holds Nation's Best Untouched Scoring Streak

Tulsa University leads college teams with a spotless five game run, scoring 256 points while conceding none. Fresno State racked up 270 points in five games after an 80-9 victory over Fort Ord, as a sweep of unbeaten teams continued.

Associated Press New York Tulsa University Fresno State Fort Ord Cali

U. S. Teams Settle Down To Loop Tilts On College Front

U S teams settle into the heart of the college football season with Big Ten title implications. Ohio State hosts undefeated Wisconsin after a 20-6 win over Northwestern. Wisconsin beat Purdue 13-0. Illinois seeks 3rd win in conference at Michigan, while Northwestern faces Minnesota. Georgia vs Alabama tops the Dixie battle, and Notre Dame meets Navy after sweeping past Georgia Tech. UCLA, Stanford, USC, and California engage in high-profile regional clashes as the schedule narrows toward champions.

Aera Fumie Billay Midwest Naturals BIG Ten Ohio State Northwestern Wisconsin Cay Purdue Illinois Notre Dame Michigan Minnesota Iowa Indiana Seahawks Cleveland Navy Georgia ‘Tech Dixie Georgia Alabama Kentucky Cincinnati Georgia Tech Duke Pitt Tulane North Carolina Vanderbilt Jand L. S. A Tennessee William and Mary Dartmouth N.C Army iPennsylvania Columbia Harvard iSyracuse Carnnell Boston College Wake Forest Georgetown Princeton Brown Yale Texas Christian Pensacola Fliers Baylor Texas A Texas Rice Southern Methodist Arkansas Pacific Coast U.C.L.A Santa Clara Stanford U.S.C Washington California Oregon Oregon State Washington State

Back to Nassau Hall memories from Princeton grid days

New York writer recalls Princeton campus nostalgia after covering the Princeons Brown game. He reflects on the Navy dorms, old Yale and Chicago battles, the 22 era glory, the press box, and legends like Dickinson, Beattie, Grange, and Slagle while noting how time softens but memory sharpens.

New York Nassau Hall Princeton Navy Dickinson Bill Roper Chicago John Thomas Maud Crum Pink Baker Thomas

War reshapes sports as Army-Navy shifts to Annapolis

The Scoreboard column notes war constraints push Army-Navy from Philadelphia to Annapolis, cites transportation and psychological factors, and describes Canada’s selective service stance on athletes in pro sports. It laments reduced attendance and sections, and envisions cadet Zachritz as a future sports hero amid wartime changes.

New York Philadelphia Annapolis George W. Eliott Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Washington Official Canada National Selective Service Board Charlie Zachritz University City Iowa Navy Zachritz

GRID-IRONIES By Gus Dorias Detroits Coach Antics in Villanova Game

Detroit's head coach planned a trick to draw Villanova offside by shouting Hike twice before an extra point in Philadelphia last fall. The quarterback and staff arranged the sequence, but the plan faltered for unspecified reasons.

Gus Dorias Detroit Villanova Philadelphia

Wildcats Edge Detroit 7-6 After Onside Kick Misfire

In a tense finish Detroit lost 7-6 as a planned onside kick failed after quarterback calls and mis-timed yells. The sequence began with four "Hike" cues that pulled Villanova offside, leaving Detroit with a lone missed chance to convert and seal the game.

Villanova Wildcats Detroit

Milk craving shocks Australian troops milkman’s last bottles sold

Australians marvel as American soldiers crave milk and a milk and malt mix known as sweet milk. A milkman at a Melbourne camp sold his final 10 bottles. soldiers returned the empty bottles before he left. Women in London volunteer fire watching as blitzed areas train. The Midland Region fire defense contest attracts unprecedented entries.

Melbourne London Reymondsey Rotherhithe Midland

Ohio State Wisconsin tilt tests experts

Chicago readers consider expert reactions to the looming Ohio State vs Wisconsin football showdown. Predictions shift as Minnesota upsets Michigan and past power results, with form charts set aside amid the title race and explosive prior scores between the Buckeyes and Badgers. A New Zealand dairy gift note also appears in the text.

Collapse Seen Juicy Football Slate For Tar Heel Fans This Week

Chicago report notes minor league baseball rosters likely to shrink as 18 and 19 year olds enter draft. Webb predicts major contraction across C and D leagues with many players at risk. if rosters tighten, 32 majors could release to minors. Raleigh preview compares Duke Georgia Tech clash with North Carolina State vs North Carolina, highlighting Big Five schedule pressures and Wake Forest Clemson game. Duke star Alex Luckes injured. Tar Heels seek revenge for last year’s 13-7 defeat. Rameses mascot kidnapping adds campus tension.

Tar Heel Chicago Bill Woodle Chicago White Sox Webb Imajors Georgia Tch Auburn Notre Dame Chattanooga Davidson Navy Duke Blue Devils Georgia Tech Alex Luckes Soph Tar Heels State Carolina Rameses Braves Harvard Indians Dartmouth North Carolina Tulane N. C. State Raleigh South Carolina Citadel Orangeburg Davidson-V. Mit

Wild Pigs Raids Ended at Uruti New Zealand

A veteran lamb-killing wild pig at Uruti New Zealand was killed by a party led by K Meuli and E Meuli after seasons of attempts. The beast was powerful with a hide one and a half inches thick and a splintered tusk from a recent fight. Farmers face a manpower shortage as many pig hunters are in the armed forces.

Uruti New Zealand E. Meuli

Son Named for Hitler Causes Local Church Revelation

In Bloemfontein South Africa a minister refused to baptize a son named Adolf Hitler. The parents, seeking to honor the Nazi leader on South African soil, persuaded their own Edenburg church clergyman to grant the request. Rhode Island recorded the lowest accidental death rate in 1939 with 33.3 deaths per 100 000 population.

Hitler Bloemfenstein South Africa Adolph Hitler Edenburg Orange Free State Rhode Island

Steuber Tops Nation Scoring as Six-Game Total Reaches 63

New York report notes Missouri left halfback Bob Steuber scoring 20 points to extend his national lead after three touchdowns and two conversions against Iowa State College. Jim Sechrest and Frankie Sinkwich also high in scoring with five and three touchdowns respectively, pushing Sinkwich to 66 points for second place.

New York Bob Steuber Missouri Steuber Iowa State College Jim Sechrest Rochester Georgia Frankie Sinkwich Cincinnati

Bears To Name New Head Coach After Halas Era

Chicago awaits a decision as Luke Johnson and Hunk Anderson vie to lead the Bears after George Halas plans to name a successor this week. Halas praised the team’s 45-14 victory over Philadelphia as the Bears chase a third straight title with an 18 game unbeaten streak.

Chicago Chicago Bears Luke Johnson Anderson George Halas Halas Bears Philadelphia Eagles Detroit Lions Notre Dame St. Louis University N. C. State Cincinnati University Michigan Johnson Northwestern Decatur Ill Sid Luckman Charlie O'Rouke Philadelphia Wrigley Field Chicago Cardinals Green Bay Cleveland Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Washington Lions Packers Cecil Isbell Washington Redskins Pittsburgh Steelers Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Cleveland Rams

Ministers to Convene for Conference November 3 6

More than 500 ministers and lay delegates will assemble here November 3-6 for the annual session of the conference. Bishop Clare Purcell of North Carolina Methodist Conference in Charlotte will preside.

Wilson Clare Purcell North Carolina Methodist Cenfer- Charlotte

College football scoring leaders in major conferences list

The compiled leaders show players by conference including Steuber of Mississippi in the Big Six with 35 touchdowns and 83 points after, Sinkwich of Georgia in the Southeastern with 66 points, Fekete of Colorado State in the Western with 60, Lechrest of Rochester in the Eastern with 54, Victor of Citadel in the Southern with 47, Kennedy of Washington State in the Pacific Coast with 44, Tevis of Washington in the Missouri Valley with 43, Coleman of Baylor in the Southwestern with 35, Ziegler and Stearns of Colorado in the Big Seven with 338 and 33 respectively, and Moore of Colorado in the Rocky Mountain with 25.

Ibig Steuber Miss Sinkwich Fekete C. State Lechrest Roch Citadel Pacific Coast Kennedy Wash. S Missouri Valley Tevis Wash Southwestern I Coleman Baylor Ziegler Colorado Stearns Rocky Mountain Moore Col

Duke Georgia Tech Battle Sets Southern Conference Card

Duke faces undefeated Georgia Tech in Durham as the Southern Conference spotlight game this week. Duke opened with a win over Davidson and a 28 0 victory over Pitt while Tech has won five straight, beating Notre Dame and Navy. The Citadel and North Carolina also feature in key conference matchups as the race for the title tightens.

Duke Georgia Tech Richmond Via Durham N.C Jeep Wiliam and Mary Dartmouth Hanover Davidson Wake Forest Georgia Blue Devils Colgate Tech Notre Dame

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